Party-In-Government (P.I.G)

There's the Political Class, and there's the suckahs.

The bill, which has been languishing in the House for four years, would require elected officials "to make their financial transactions public within 90 days of a purchase or sale" and "prohibit lawmakers from trading in financial markets based on nonpublic information they learn on the job," the WSJ reports.

Four years happens to coincide with the (D) majorities.

But then, the (R) majorities had their chance before that and never even wrote a bill.

Think, just maybe, that legislation impacts investments?

HT: Purple Ace